“the oldest national wildlife refuge in Texas”
Muleshoe NWR is the oldest national wildlife refuge in Texas. It was established by Executive Order on October 24, 1935. Located on the high plains of west Texas, Muleshoe was established as a wintering area for migrating waterfowl and sandhill cranes.
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March 02, 2014
Came here during a really windy day. The white dust off the dry lake bed made it feel like you were on the moon. Seriously cool.
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Muleshoe National Wildlife Refuge
1531 county road 1248
Muleshoe,
Texas
79347
USA
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